Sunnybrook Hope Center to receive $12K donation
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — Sunnybrook Hope Center will receive more than $12,000 from a local philanthropy group.
The Sunnybrook Hope Center, a non-profit based in Sioux City, will receive a $12,100 donation from a Siouxland philanthropic group on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
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100+ Men & Women Who Care will present this donation at the Betty Strong Encounter Center on Tuesday.
The group meets quarterly to select a Siouxland non-profit organization. According to a press release from Dave Madsen, the group has donated more than $420,000 to Siouxland non-profits.
Anyone interested in joining 100+ Men & Women Who Care is welcome to either contact the group's Facebook page or email Dave Madsen.
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